Bob Frantz guest hosts for Dennis… Free speech is the most important right we have. We’re in danger of losing it. If we do, all bets are off… Without warning, Twitter suspended best-selling author and Ohio Senate candidate, JD Vance. He’s since been re-instated. Was it public pressure? Or a Twitter error?

Bob Frantz guest hosts for Dennis… Bob talks to Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan… Even some on the left are beginning to realize that we can’t vax our way out of Covid. We need to learn to live with it.

Bob Frantz guest hosts for Dennis… Terrorists leaders that Barack Obama released from Gitmo have now come back to haunt us… The Afghan debacle isn’t going to get better with time. It’s going to get worse.

While Dennis is away for High Holy days, Bob Frantz delves into Jonestown, Guyana, November 18, 1978 when over 900 members of the Peoples Temple movement committed a “revolutionary suicide.” Leader Jim Jones, a loyal supporter of Marxism, communism, and socialism, used Peoples Temple as a cover to promote his radical agenda. Bob draws the comparison between the Jonestown massacre and the movements we see in America today.

While Dennis is away for High Holy days, Bob Frantz discusses President Biden getting everything backwards in leaving Afghanistan. After 20 years are we better off, is Afghanistan safer… General Mark Milley said in an interview over the weekend that civil war is ‘likely’ after U.S. withdrawal. Even though Texas Democrats left the state for weeks to stop the bill from passing, Gov. Greg Abbott signed election reform legislation, Senate Bill 1, into law. The law includes new early voting hours and rules on absentee voting.

While Dennis is away for High Holy days, Bob Frantz begins with the pledge of allegiance, in response to a California teacher who took down the U.S. flag and joked that students could pledge allegiance to the gay pride flag. Have we lost the American dream… the belief in American exceptionalism? In an act of stolen valor, Senior State Department officials claimed that the “U.S. has facilitated the safe departure of four US citizens… from Afghanistan.” But those in the dangerous rescue operation say the State Department deserves little to no credit.

Dennis talks to one of his favorite guests, George Friedman, Founder and CEO of Stratfor, a global intelligence service. His new book is The Next Decade. Topics include: what the President said and didn’t say about foreign policy, Iran, Iraq and Afghanistan… Dennis returns to SOTU and the Ryan response. A Best Of Prager Show, Originally Aired January 26, 2011.

Dennis talks to Sebastian Junger, best-selling author and renowned investigative journalist. His new book about his experience with soldiers in Afghanistan is War. A Best Of Prager Show, Originally Aired May 17, 2010.

Dennis talks to George Friedman, Founder and CEO of Stratfor, a highly regarded private intelligence agency. Issues include: Iran/Russia axis, Afghanistan and Honduras. A Best Of Prager Show, Originally Aired October 5, 2009.

Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: Jewish is a religion not a nationality! Why do they say Jewish people; This covid vaccine will destroy our military; information about homeschooling and getting into college; my doctor could not order a covid antibody for me!! It is not in their system; Corrie ten Boom saved many Jews and she can tell you why she had the courage to do that; why don’t believe that poverty causes crime?

Dennis interviewed North Korean refugee Yeon-mi Park for his Fireside Chat this week. She has chosen to be happy despite a very difficult past. And that’s an understatement.

Dennis raises a thought experiment: who would more likely to save you if we were ever to have a truly evil government? Would it be people who show an unquestioning obedience to authority?… If a woman wants a baby, it’s the most precious thing there is — a human life. If a woman doesn’t want a baby, it’s worth nothing… Australia and New Zealand have suspended all civil rights to stop the virus. The rights will be gone, but the virus will stay.